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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1284, 21 November 1857, Page 2

WESLEYAN MISSIONARY society. ■j'”'-' Si-.RMOXS in be- ’ r L ..- uvi.ty will be priatdieil ■v> -'r-.ii-v ilm -'2uJ. bolli ii'<il'lUllg ’ll'l ■ i in til-.- Woh-rati < liiitelu-s til Melth,- llittt. Tlh' KeV. -I. A I.l> U E I>, t -i.t.-tLii'v. is i-xpecteil. who, if arrived, r V,ill pr. sell at Wrllingtiiu itt the tiiorniug, and HI the Hutt ill till' evening. 'I he Rev. J. < t <s ,. s will preach in the morning at the Hutt, and the Rev. J. Bclluii, at Wellington. , in the evening. Homs of service at both places, 11 n.m., : and 111 p tn. A Collection will be made at each service. The PUBLIC MISSIONARY MEETING for Wellington will take place in the Wesleyan Church, on Monday, the 23rd at 7 p.tn., and at the Hutt, on Tuesday, the 24th, at 7 p.m. I, Is. 1857. Just Publish d, And on Sale at the ‘Spectator” Office. Price 6<l , A SATIRE written on account of the Passengers’ Act, passed in the Provincial Council, Sess. 2, of Wellington, authorising all Ships to be searched, to prevent those Immigrants from leaving the Province whom they had basely deceived and broken faith with. By Ax Immigrant. November 17, 18 >7. Dissolution of Partnership. "XT OTIC E is hereby given that the Partnership latclv caifed on between us at Wellington under the firm of “ Hervey. Smith. & C 0.,” was mutually dissolved by us on the Tenth dav of October last; and that the under sinned James Smith will wind up the affairs of, and receive and pay all the debts due to and Irom the said Partnership As witness our hands this 1 Gth day of November, 1857. P. M. HERVEY, JAMES SMITH. Witnesses to the sUmitures of Peier, Morrison, Hervey, and James Smith— John Kino, Solicitor. Wellington ; W 11. icttot.soN, Mereliati', Nelson. Provincial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, 7th October, 1857. J TIS HONOR has been pleased to ‘ * anpoint H. R. Fuss-i.l. Esq.. J.P to be Sheriff for tile Hawke'- Bay District. 1 he -appointment to mite from this day. Bv His -limor's command. V. H.i.lA ‘.l Fl I’ZI! EMBERT, Pm 1 - nc ai 'ec elarv. New and S'asoo tbl Goods. Just opened, I L ARG E shipment of very Superior - A G-ioU. which will b ■ offered, at low prices, viz. : — Th esses — Mu-1 ins, Bareges, Falzorines, t hniiiv ij uzajlines, .NCH v.juh Strip-s, , &<•.. &c. RiljVji/s - very exten-ive assortment G'Ores. Laces, ithmdes, Src , fie.. Ac. ihair's an t Mantles — A choice selection in both these articles, to which the attention of the Ladies of Wellington is particularly invit.d Straw Huts— both Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery and Haberdashery— A full supply ALSO, Prints in great variety, Ginghams Calicoes, both White and Grey A-e.. &c, &c. Also Stamped Muslin for Embroidery GILBERT PICKETT & CO. Lambton-quay, November 17, 1S";7. ■y?DI,ESKIN and Cord Trowsers Tweed and Doeskin Trowsers Shooting and other Coats Vests in great variety White, Regatta, and Striped Shirts Handkerchiefs. Ties. <te. Rra/ Bm-k-kiu Glo.es Paris and Felt Hats Cloth and Tweed Caps Men’s and Children’s Leather Belts &C., &C., &c. GILBERT PICKETT & CO.

Lan bion-quay, 17:h November, 1857. NOTHE. 4 SPECIAL MEETING of the Justices of the Peace for the District of Wellington will be hohien at the Resident Magistrate s Court, Wellington, on Tuesday, the Ist day of December next, at 12 o’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering applications fo the transfer of Publicans’ Licenses. All Applications must be lodged with the Clerk to the Bench on or before the 16th inst. ROBt. ( lIEE<MAN, . C'erk o the Bench. Reside t Magistrate’s Court, • pl'.in.'toji. 3rd ''ov'’mber. ,857. For Hhnriri. Calling at Cast e Point, leave Swinbourne’s Wharf on or about Monday, 23rd November. For freight or pavsaiie. applv to R. J. DUNCAN .t- CO N»ve- b.-i 11. 18'7. Mr. >amuel Osborn hai been .ippointed Reporter r.nrl Collector to the * ,\'eio Zealand S'pectator.” It is re. spectfu ty requested that all outstanding accounts be paid either to Mr Osborn or nt the ' Spectator’ Office.